Contractor’s Right to Show House Sample Clauses

Contractor’s Right to Show House. (1) Contractor reserves the right to show the House until Closing, unless another date has been agreed to in writing by Contractor and Buyer. (2) If, and only if, the below box is checked and Buyer has initialed in the below space, then Contractor reserves the right to show the House for a period of three years after Closing

Contractor’s Right to Show House. (1) Contractor reserves the right to show the House until Closing, unless another date has been agreed to in writing by Contractor and Buyer. (2) If, and only if, the below box is checked and Buyer has initialed in the below space, then Contractor reserves the right to show the House for a period of three years after Closing to Contractor’s potential clients, assuming Contractor provides Buyer with reasonable notice, which shall be no less than twenty-four (24) hours prior notice. In such event that Contractor shows Buyer’s House after Closing, Buyer shall be entitled to a $50 courtesy payment from Contractor for such use of the House. Buyer (s)’ Initials Buyer grants Contractor the right to show the House after Closing. A rticle 4: Buyer’s Obligations and Other Provisions: A . No Buyer-Performed or Buyer-Directed Work. Once Buyer signs this Agreement and throughout the entire period of time in which Contractor is performing Work and otherwise prior to Closing, Buyer is not permitted to perform any work, or permitted to hire or direct any agent, any subcontractor of Contractor, or any other party to perform work or modify its work, relating to the Property, unless Contractor pre-approves, in writing, the aforementioned Buyer-performed work or Buyer-directed work. By way of example, Buyer is not permitted to directly hire any subcontractor (e.g., landscaper, painter, etc.) to perform any work relating to Property, and, likewise, Buyer, himself or herself, is not permitted to perform any work on the Property (e.g. painting; landscaping work; installation of any electric, AV, lighting, telephone, cable, internet, or other equipment; installation of irrigation systems; etc.), unless prior, written approval is obtained from Contractor. If Buyer breaches this provision, then (1) Buyer is solely responsible, and liable to Contractor, for any loss, damages, and expenses incurred by Buyer, or by Contractor, relating to such Buyer-performed or Buyer- directed work, and (2) the applicable warranty, including as set forth in the Limited Warranty (as defined below), is voided and cancelled. The aforementioned provision is based upon several factors, including safety reasons, delay, or other effect upon Contractor’s Work. In the event Contractor pre-approves, in writing, any Buyer-performed work or Buyer-directed work, a separate Addendum must be signed by Buyer.

Contractor’s Right to Show House. (1) Contractor reserves the right to show the House until Closing, unless another date has been agreed to in writing by Contractor and Buyer. (2) If, and only if, the below box is checked and Buyer has initialed in the below space, then Contractor reserves the right to show the House for a period of three years after Closing to Contractor’s potential clients, assuming Contractor provides Buyer with reasonable notice, which shall be no less than twenty-four (24) hours prior notice. In such event that Contractor shows Xxxxx’s House after Closing, Buyer shall be entitled to a $50 courtesy payment from Contractor for such use of the House.